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; • / Stanton A. Glantz I -Prage 1 CURRICULUM VITAE Prepared 5/20191 Name: Stanton Arnold Glantz Current title and department: Professor, Step 0 Department ®UMedicine. School of'Medicine EDUCATION- 1984-69 Univ, of Cincinnat6 1969 85 high honors Aerospace Engineering 1969-70 Stanford University 1,970 MS Applied Mechamics 1970-73 Stanford University 1973'PhD Applied Mechanics/Eng-uteering-aconomic Systems+ 1973-75 Stanford Uhiversity Research Fellow Cardiology 1975-77 Univ. of,Cai'dorrlia, Research Fellow Cardiovascular Research, San Francisco PRINCIPAL POSFLIONS HELD: 1965-68. NASA Manned Spacecraft Center, Houston, TX Student trainee 1969 NASA Manned Spacecraft Center, Houston, TX Aerospace engineer 1977-81 Univ of California, San Francisco Assistant Professor of Medicine in Residence 1981-82 Un% of California, San Francisco Associate Professor of Medicine in Residence 1983-8.7 Univ of California, San Francisco Associate Professor of Medicine 1987-now Univ. of California, San Francisco Professor of Medicine ANCILLARY POSITIONS HELD CONCURRENTLY: 1975-77 Univ. of California, San Francisco 1977-now Univ of California„San Francisco 1980-now Univ, of California, San Francisco 1982-now Univ. of. California, San Francisco 1983-now Uriiv. of:Californiaj San Francisco, and Berkeley 1983-84 Univ. of California, San Francisco and;Berflley 1983-now Univ. of California, Berkeley. 1984-88 Univ. of California, San Frarncisco and Berkeley 1988-89- Univ of Weronont, 1989-now Univ of California, San Francisco 1990-now Univ. of California, San Francisco HONORS AND AWARDS: 1960 Eag1e Scout, Bronze Palm 1964 Best actor 1964 Outstanding future teacher 1964 Bausch and Lornb Science Award 1965 Phi Eta Sigma (freshman scholarship) 1965-69 University of Cincinnati Honors Scholarships 1968 Tau Beta Pii(engineering) 1968 Pi Delta Epsilon Gournafism) 1968 Sigma Gamma Tau (aerospace engineering) 1968 Whols Who4n 8 American Colleges and Universities 1969 Omicron Delta Kappa (leadership) AssL Research;Bioengineer Member, Cardiovascular Research Institute Darectoq Cardiology/GCRC Computer Facility Member, Biostatistics Graduate Group Member, Bioengineering Graduate Group Secretary, Bioengineering Graduate Group Member; College of Engineering Faculty Chairman, Bioengineering, Graduate Group Visiting Professor of Medicine (sabbatical) Director, Science and Health Education, Partnerships Atfitiated Faculty, Institute fon HeaRh, Policy. Studies

! R: REDACTED MATERIAL . . Stanton A. Glantz Page 2 ~ 1969 Sigma Gamma Tau Honor Undergraduate Award (sot awarded nationapy) t 1969 Outstanding Senior Engineering,Student 1969 First Place, American Institute of Aeronautics and Astromautics Great Lakes RegionrStudent Paper Competition ~ 1969-72 National Science Foundation Graduate Fellbwship 1970 Second Place, AmericaurInstitute ot Aeronautics and Astrorrautics Western,Region•Student Paper t973-75 Competition National Institutes of Heatth Postdoctoral Fellowship 1975-77 Bay Area Heart Researcta CommitteeZenior Research Fellowship 1977-82 Nationaf fnstitutes of Health Research Career Development Award 1978 Best Paper Pubtished in Comauter 1985 Wbo's SNho in Frontierss of Science and Tbctlnotogy 1986 Janssen Lecture of Society for Cardiac Anesthesia 1986 Finalist, American LungiAssociation Quality of Life Award for Volunteer Service MEMBERSHIP (N, PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS: . REVikit. PROFESSIONAL ACTtVCt1f: SERVICE TO PROFESSIONAL Pt1BUCATIONS: American Journal of Physiology; Respiration, American Journal of- Physiology: Regulation American Journal of Physiology: Heart Merican, Revaew of Respiratory Disease Annals of Biomedical Engineering Biophysical Journal Bulletin of Mathematical Biology Cardiovascular Research Circulation (editorial board, i983-88)j Circulation Research (editorial board, 1983-86) Computers in Biomedical Research FxtSEB Journal Journal of the American Medical Association Handbook of'Physiolbgy Journal of Biomectzaniral; ' Journal, of Politics Journal of Pti"armacological Journal of'Orthopaedic Research, ~ Journal of'Biomechanics Journal of Allergy and Clirucal; Journal of. Clinical Investigation Journal o6 Rehablttation Research Journal of Theoretical Biology N ~ Journal of Applied Physiology ~ Medical & BioiOgical Engineering & Computing Pediatrics ty? O ~ Pttugers Archiv: European Journal of Physiology

Stanton A Glantz ~ Page 3 Proceedings of the Sociery, for Experimental Biology and Mediaine Science Spectrum Westem,Joumaf of Medicine OTHER PROFESSIONAL SERVICE: To granting agencies: California Policy Seminar (University of Califamia) Heritage Foundation of Alberta, Canada Medical Research, Cmuncd of Canada National institutes of Health, Cardiovascular Study Section A adf hoc member National Health and Medical Research Councii of Australia National Institutes of Heatthisite vititor National Institutes of Heattla,Specia! Study Section National Science Foundation Veterans Administration Merit Review Board in Cardibvascular: Studies To government bodies: Reviewer, US Congress Office of Technology Assessment, (1986)' Member, Carrfornia Scientific Review Panel on Toxic Air Contaminants (1986-93); Consultant, New Zealand Toxic Substances Board (1988) Member~ NationaliAcademy of Sciences Selection Panel for NSF Graduate Fellows (1990-1993) Mernber, Cat'domia State Tobacco Education Program Media Advisory Committee (1990-1992) To publ•ishers; W. H. Freernan-and Co. Macrnillian Publishers Lange Medical Publications McGraw-Hill Book Company Preraice-Hal1 SCIENTIFIC AND PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS AND WORKSHOPS ATTENDED: INTERNATIONAL: Workshop on Diastolic Function of the;Heart, Antwerp, Belgium, 1975 NATO•Advanced Study Institute, 'Engineering. Principles in Cardiovascular Research,' 19.77 World Conference on,Smoking and-Health, 1983 (two invited lectures), 1987 (iinviteditecture) World i Summit of. Smoking Control Leaders, 198S (invited speaker) Society of Cardiovascular Anesthesiologists, 1986 (Janssen lecture) Mechanics of-the Circulation, 1988' Symposium on. Diastol'rc Function of. the Heart in Health and Disease, 1986 (session chairman); Royal,College of,Physicians and, Surgeons of Canada, 1986{nvited speaker) Cardiov,ascutar System Dynamics Society„ 1987 (invited speaker and session chai4i Severxh, W orki Conference rence on, Tobacco~ or Healttt, 1990 (keynote speaker, workshop teader, session air, abstract) - Worid, Conference on Lung Heatth,('irr+ited speaker), ~ 0 NAT{ONAL• ~ American Association for the Advancemenv of Science. 1973; 1975; 1978, 1979, 198t] N W American College of Cardiology, 1974, 1975 (paper), 1978 (paper), 1980 American Economic Association, 1983 (invited lecture) American Heart Association, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1975, 1977 (paper); 1978 (nvited lecture), 1979, 1980. F"i M 1981, 1982 1963 1984 1986 1985 (paper) 1987; 1988 1989 1990 l F , , , , . , . o

Stanton A. Glantz Page 4 ! t American Physical Society Conference on Changing Career Opportunities for Physicists,.1977 (invited lecture) American Physiological Society (FASEB), 1979 (session chair and invited lecture), 1980 (paper). 1981 (paper and invited iecture), 1983; 1984 (session chair and paper) . Annual Conference:on.Engineering in Bioiogy and Medicine, 1973 (paper), 19.7+4 (paper); . 1976 (session chair). 1986 (invited speaker) Glstitute of Electricatfarad Electronics Engineering, Anmual Compurter Conference, 1979 (invited lecture) NIH Consensus-Development Conference on'Microprocessor-Based'Intelligent' Machines in Patient Care; 1979 (invited lecture) STEP Module, 'Peer Review: Creative Responses to Changing Demands,' 1982 (invited lecture) Society of Thoracic Surgeons, 1983 (nvited lecture) iitS Public Heath Service Professional Association, 1984 (plenary speaker), National Tobacco Free, Young;Americ.a Workshop. 1986 (featured speaker) American Medical Association Annual',Meeting on State Legislation, 1987 (invited speaker) US Environmental Protection Agency Workshop on Air Toxics, 1987 National:Cancer institute Consensus Conference on Media Advocacy forTobacco Contro/, 1988 (invited participant) AMA Tobacco Use in, America, 1989. (finvited speaker) National Conference on School Heahh Leadership in.State Departments of Education, 1990- (invited partcipant), Tobacco Products Liability Project Annuat, Meeting, 1,99© (Keynote speaker) REGIONAL• UC Systemwide Conference on Cardiovascular Research, 1981 ((co-organizer and paper)+ 1982 (co-organizer and paper); 1983 (co:organizer and paper), 19784 (co-organizer and paper)., 1985 (co-organizer and paper),.1986 (co-organizer) Philadelphia Physiological Society Symposium'Ventricutar Mechanics,' 1982 (nvited lecture) Westerrn Psychological Associatiorn, ''Dsath in the West' and Cigarette Advertising,' 1983 (organizer of invited symposium and paper) Electoral Reform in CalNomia: The Current Agenda, UC' Davis, 1985. California Heart Association Young Investigators' S.ymposium„ 1987 (co-onganizer and paper), 1989 (co-og3-io The Role, of Antithrombotic and Fibrinolytic Therapy in Managing Cardiovascular Disease and, Primary Prevention Update, Stowe, Vermont, 1988 (invited speaker)! INVITED PAPERS, LECTURES, PRESENTATIONS not 1lsted, above 1975 Research-seminars, Univ„of Amsterdam, Holtand; Univ: of Bologna, Italy 1978 Researcta, seminars, UC Davis, Mayo Medical School 1979 Several radio and television presentations Visiting Scientists,,CedarsSinai Medical Center, Los Angeles (3,days); O Visiting Professor; UG San Diego (3 days) ~ 1980 Research seminar, UC Berkeley ~ 1981 Severaflradio and television presentations Research seminars, UC Berkeley. ~' Lecture, UC Berkeley, Stanford ~ 1982 Research seminars, UC~ Berkeley. Hewlett Packard Computer Science Laboratory 0 .i.ecture, UC Berkeley . (~ St!veral radio and television presentations Presernation,'Oeath-in the West; Mill Valtey•Film Festival 1983 Witness, California State Senate Committee.on Health and Welfare Keynote Speaker, Minnesota Association ior Nonsmokers Rights Annual Meeting 984 Research seminars, Free University of Amsterdam, Universiry of Leiden, Atberx Einsteim Cottege o:f Medicine Several radio and television presentations Speaker, Norihern California Broadcasters Ascertainment Meeting Visiting Professor, University of Texas Heaflh.Sciences Center, Dalfas (2 days) Several radio and'teievision presentations

a , Stanton A Glantz Page 5 Speaker,.American Cancer Society California Division Annual Meeting Visiting Professor„Universiry of the Fields, AtJStria (7 days) Visiting Professor,, UC San Diego• (2 days) 1985 Overseas Speaker for Smoke Atert. Week, 'So You Think You're a Nonsmoker, fJetionat Heart Foundation of AustraGa, 2-week speaking tour of lectures and numerous media appearances„as we4 as professional lectures.at the following hospitals: Royal Prince Atfred; Hospital, Sydney (passivo smoking) Calvary Hospitatl Canberra, (passive smoking) Royal Melbourne Hospital. Melbourne,(passive smoking) Royal Adefade Hospital, Adelade. (passive smoking) Princess Alexandra Hospital, Brisbane (passive smoking). Prince Charles Hospitat, Brisbane (biostatistics) Gold Coast Hospitau Gold Coast, (passive smoking) Royal Brisbane Hospital, Brisbane, (passive smoking) Royal Australiasian College of, Physicians and Surgeoss, Sydney (biostatistics), Witness, US Senate Subcommittee on CW Sgrvice{ Post Office, anat General Services, Committee on, Govemmentat Affairs (passive srnoking) ' Conference on Florida Clean Indoor Air Rct, Tampa Florida 1986 Research, seminars, University of Ottawa (cardiac mechanics and, smoking politics) Witness, Mayor's Committee on Smoking or Health, New York Ciry Numerous radio~and, tetevision appearances on the health effects of invotuntary smoking- and the nonsmokers' rights movement Keynote Speaker, Annual meeting ofiAmerican Lung Association of Michigan and Miehigan Thoracic Sbciety (involtantary, smoking and smoking. politics), Research seminars, University of Calgary (biostatistics and cardiac mechanics) Invited Speaker, 37th AnnuatiDirector's Meeting of the Michigan State Department of Public Health Several radio and television presentations 1987 Lecturer, Scripps Clinic Series on Hteahh Promotiom; La,Jotia, CA (smoking prevention education) Research serttinar, University of Vermont (cardiac mechanics) Several radio and tefevision, presentations Lecture and Research seminar„Gifu University, Japan (cardiac mechanics) 1988 Several!radio and television appearances Lectures. University of,Toronto (cardiac mechanics and biostatistics) Lecture. University of Michigan (passive smoking) Overseas lecturer, HeaR Beat New Zealand, a two week speaking tour on the health effects of passive smoking and legislative actions to protect nonsmokers. The tour: included serninars at universities, public tectures, testimony before public bodies, and television and radio appearances. 1989 Visiting Lecturer, Universityy of, the Fietrds. Vienna Austria (5 days, biostatistics) Lecture; Albert Einstein College of Medicine (cardiac mechanics). Lecture. Canadian>Cancer Society National Public Affairs Committee (tobacco control) Severat, radio and television appearances Invited Speaker, Nonsmokers' Rights Association of, Canada Annual Meeting Lecture, Stanford University School of Medicine (cardiac mechanics) l.ecture, Michigan State University (cardiac mechanics, passive smoking) 1990 Lecture,'StanfordiUniversity Department of Mechanical Engineering (cardiae mechanics) Overseas Secturer, National Heart,Fti,undation ot,Australia, a two week speaking tour owthe heatih effects of passive smoking and legislative actions to protect nonsmokers. The!tour included• seminars at universities, public lectures, testimony before public bodies, and. television; andl radio appearances. Several radio and television presentations, including CBS Evenino News and ABC NightGne Lecture, Diabro Valtey College (statistics) Lecture, Sequoia Hospital (statistics) _ 1991 Lecture. SL Mary's Medical Center, Watl.e Walla, WA (statistics) Lecture, Kaiser Hospital, Watnut:Creek; CA• (statistics) Lecture, Bay, Area Association for Social Sciences In Heatth (tobacco) Lecture, Bellingham, WA Commit (tobacco control)

Stanton A. Gtantz ', Page ti l l Several radio and te)evision,appearances; Includinq ABC Ni httine and 20120 and Ohrah Vrinfrev Show UNIVERSITY SEFtYICE• MUL7r-CAMPtPS: 1979-83 UCSFnJCB Committee to Establish a Program In Bioengineeringr 1980-83 Coordimatmr, UCSF/UCB Experimental Program in Bioengineering 198a~83 UC8 College of Engineering Committee on BioertgineerirtQ (ex officio). 1981t-86 Co-organizer, UCI Systerttwide Conference. on Cardiovascular Physiofogy, 1983-84 Secretary,.UCSF/UCB Graduate Group in Bloertgineeriitg 1983,85 Delegate, Assembfy of Academic Senate 1984-88 UCS Interdisciplinary Studies A`dvisory Committee 198488 Chairman, UCSFNC8 Gsaduate Group in Bioengineering 1989-now UCSFNCB Bioengineering Oversight Committee 1990-caow Presidential Grants for School Improvement Advisory Committee 1990-1992, Committee on Information Technology and Tklecommuriications Policy 1994-now Pr€sident's Advisory, Committee on•K-1211Itathematics•Education CAMPUS-WIDE: 1980.now Ad hoc Review Committees (member, 12; chair, 9) 18B@ Committee to Establish a Graduate Group in Biostatistics 1'9B@-$5 Executive Committee, Graduate Group irnBiostatistitw 1981-86 Committee on Research 1983-85 Graduate Advisor, Graduate Group in Bicengineering 1983-85 Coordinating Committee of Academic Senate 1984 Special Review Committee., Pew Scholars Program 1986-88 Graduate Council 1986. Task Force on Smoking Policy 1'987-now UCSF/SFUSD Science Education Partnership-Steering Committee 1988 Committee to Review Chairman of•Ophttnalmology 1988 Graduate Council Subcommittee. on Fellowships 1990-now Research and Development Laboratory Advisory/User Committee 1990-now WCSF/SFUSD Science and Health Education Partnership Executive Cornmittee SCHOOL: School of Mrdicine 1981-86 Committee on Student Vlteffare 1982 Ad hoc Committee to, evaluate a proposal for a UCSF Centter kt Medical Information Technology (chair) 1987-88 Ad hoc Committee on Medical Anthropology DEPARTME[VT: 1979-now Ptt.D. Oral examination committees (Ptnarmacotogy, Phy,siotogy, -1 each; UCB Etectricat Engineering and,Computer Science - 3; Bioenqineering -11) 1983 Ad.hoc Review Committee (member) O YSB5 Dissertation Committee (Bioengineering) ~ 1985-now Department Personnel Evaluation Commates (2) ~ { 198, JuGus H. Comroe, Jr. Research.Fettowship Committee, ~ 1987-now- CVRt Committee on Animal Experimentation ~ 1987-now Department of Medicine Committee on Animal Experimentation ~ Qy 1990 Bioengineenng Nominating Committee (chM PUBLIC SERVILE• ~

Stanton A. Glantz \ Page 7 c 1981-82 Uhpaidiconsultant, California Deparintentot Cotlsumer Affairs Task Force, on Indoor Air Poltution 1982 Led successful effort to resurrect the fi(in, 'Death in the, West,' s• documentary about smoking and health that was suppressed by, a cigarette company In 1976 1,983 Organized the •Death in the West' curricxthim prqect; a smoking-prevention program that has been completed by 75tD,t)DO to 1,000,000 childrerA, natiorawide 1983-85 President,t CaJifornians for Nonsmokers' Rights 1983-85 President„ California Nonsmokers' Rights Foundation 1983-86 Member, Technical Advisory Committee, A Nonsmoking Generation - USA 1983 Member, Ezecutive Committee, Sart. Frartiriscans. for Local Control (citizens group to defend San Francisco's ordinanmce:protecting nonsmokers iit the office workplace against cigarette industry ef/orts to repeal it) 1,988-87 President, Americans,for Nonsmokers' Rights 1988-87 President, American Nonsmokers' Rigtats Foundation 1974 Volunteer, Yes on Proposition. 9 (1974 Fait, PoGtical Practices Act), 1978 Voluntee , Yes on Proposition.5 (1978 Cteani lndaor Air Act) 1980 Volunteer, Yes on Proposition 10 (1980 Smokirsg~arad No Smoking Sections Act) 1981-83 Speakers' Bureau, San Ftancisco Heart Association 1981-83 Treasurer, Californians for Nonsrreokers' Rights 1981-83 Treasurer, California Nonsmokers' Rights Foundation TEACHING: FDRfJtAt- SCHEDULED CLASS FOR UCSF STUDENTS: Class Otr, Acad•Yr, Course No. and Title Nature of Contribution Units Size Su 1977-n®w CVRI:Itastrumentation Co-imstructor, present - 40, Su 1979-now Biostat 183: Biostatistics about halt,the lectures Guest lectures (2) - 100 W 198D-87 EIH 101: Epidemiolbgy and Sios2atisiics Guest lecturer (1) 3 150 W 1980-now Gen Dent 121: Research Design Guest lecturer (3) 1 100 W 1980-87 Bioeng 190; Differential Equations Sole instructor 3 2-15 Sp - 1980-87 Bioeng 191: Laplace and'Fourier Txansforms Sole instructor 3 2-10 Sul 1981-88 CVR1: Computer programming Co-instructor - SD Sul 1982-88 CVRI: Intro. to Computers Sole instructor - 75 F 1982-85 Soc-220: Health Policy, & PoCdics Guest lecturer (1) 3 80 Sp 1983-now 8iostat 183: Biostatistics Sole instructor 4 25 F 1983 HMS 248: Seminar in Research,Methods Guest lecturer (3) 3 12 F 1983 (UC Berkeley) Clin Phar 135: Drug Information Guest lecturer (1)1 2 150- F 1983 Physiol 221: Cardiovascular Physiotogy. Guest lecturer (1), 2 30 Sp 1988-now Bioengi249: Bioemgeering Ethics Coinstructor. 3 10 (Note: Dr. Glantz was on sabbatical forthe 1988=89academic year and did no teaching at UCSF d•uring that time.) INFORMAL TEACHtNG: 1977-now Cardiovascular physiology Lectures in research & teaching conferences (approx. S7yr), individual consultation & tutoringi (approx. 8 hrlwk), 1977-now~ Biostatistics Lectures in research and teaching conferences (approur.101yr); individual consultation and1utoring (approx. 4 hr(wk) 1977-now Computers Individual comsultation andltutoring (approx. 4 hr/wk) APPROXIMATE HO(ifRSJYEAR TEACHING: 300 PREDOCTORAL STUDENTS SUPERVISED:

Stanton A. Glantz 1977-79 Steven L Horowitz (Ph.D.) 1979-80 William Devor (M.D.) 1979-82 Mary Giammona (hA.D.) 1979-$1 Keith Waltey (M.D.) 1979-83 Robert Willett (M.D., Ph.D;) 1981-83 Blake Hannaford (M.S.) 198+4-86, John Halamkal (M.D:, Ph.D.) 1987-now Thuan Nguyen (Ph.O ) POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH FELLOWS S.UPERVISED: 1'977 79 Gilbert Raff, M.D. 1978-79 J. William Bbnge, M.D: 1D7g-BD Maleah Grover, M:D. 1980-83 James Cahrin, Jr., M.D. 1982 Robert Baer, Ph.D: (casponsor) 1982-86 Bryan,SGnker, D.V.M., PhiD. 1982-84 Fernando Rarenzano. M.D. (Fogarty Fellow) 1984-86 Antonio Chagas, M.D. 1985-87 Richard PodoCui, M.D. 1985-88 John Gitbert, Ph.D. 1986-89 Robert, Appleyard. PhD. 1966-87 Jay Milstein, M.D. (Visiting Associate Professor) 1987-88 C'hester Bokwood, M.D. (Visiting Assistant Professor) 1989-94 Masakatsu Ohtani, M.D. 1990-now Hideo Shintani, M.D. 1990•now Lisa,Bero. Ph.D: TEACHING AIDS PREPARED: Page 8 1975-79 Syllabus for course on biomedical applications of dflerential equations and transform theory (later published as Mathematics for Biomedical Abptications by UC Press) 1977 Interactive computer program to help teach statistics 1979 Syllabus for biostatistics section of EIH 101 (later published as Primer of Biostatisrics by McGraw-Hilt) 1982 Video tape on biostatistics 1983 Wrote•syllabus for new course, Biostat 185A8 1983 CotisuRant to Risk and Youth: Smoking; Project to develop curriculum on smoking for 6th and Bth, graders (project at UC Berkeley Lawrence Hall of Science) 1983 Co-authored curriculum to accompany the film 'Death in the West' 1986 Co-authored curriculum to accompany the fitm'Secondhand Smoke• ~ RESEARCH AND CREATIVE ACTIVITY: ~ N N DISSERTATION: . ~ r 1973 A Matfaematicat Approach to Cardiac Muscle Physiology BOOKS: Q 1979 S. Gtantz. Mathematics for 8iornedcat ARQlications. Berkeley:. University of•CaIitornia Pr ~ess. 1981 S. Glantz. Primer of Biostatfstics. Nbw York: McGraw-Hill. 1986 P: Hanauer, G. Barr, S. GItnt7. LeQistative Approaches to-a Smoke-Free Societv. Volumes t& It., Berkeley:, American Nonsmokers' Rights Founda:tion.

Stanton A Glantz Page 91 { 1987 S. Gtant¢. PHmer of Biostatistics (second; edition). New York: McGraw-Hilt. 1988 S. Giantz. Statistica aer Oisciptine Bio-Mediche (second edition): Mdan, Raiy: McGraw-Hill. ntatian edition ot, Primer of Biostatistics)' Transiated~by•A Marinorti;, V.Balestra, S. Favilli. , 1990• S. Glantz and B: SI•inker. Primer of Muttipte Regression and Analysis of Variance. New York: McGraw- Hift: in press S. Gtantz: Primer of Biostatistics (third edltiatt); New York: McGraw-Hi{I,' ORBIGINAL ART1trLES: 1972 Pu Hbuston and S. Gtantz. Analysis of social systems: An application of mechanics. Proc. W. Va. Acad: Sci. 44: 170-182 1974 S: Glantz. A constitutive equation for the passive propertits of muscle. J.. Biomech. 7: 137-145.. 1974 S. Glantz and N..Albers. Department of Defense research and developrnent in the university. Science 186: 706•711. 197S S. Glarttz. A three-eiement model describes excised cat papillary muscle elasticity. Am. J. Phvsiot. 228: 284-294. 1975 S. Gtantz and R- Kerrmoft. Muscle stiffness can be determined form canine, left ventricular pressure-vaiume curves. Circ. Res. 37: 767-794. 1975 R- Winkle. S. Glantz, and D. Harrison. Pharmacologic therapy of ventricutar arr,ttythmia. Am. J. Cardiol. 36: 629.650. 1975 S. Gtantz. A reply to, Professor Craver Physicians in private practice already have enough power. Ha stings Law J. 27: 315•.332 1976 S..GtAntz, J. Leutscher, R. Day, and M. Perloff. Cortisoi secretiorn,,dcstributingi binding and metabolism in man, IEEE Trans. Biomed. Ena. BME-23: 36-44:. 1976 S. Glantz, RL Kemoff, and R: Goldman. Age-retatedchanges in ouabain, pharmacokinetics: Ouabain exhibits different volumes of distribution in adult and; puppy dogs. Circ. Res. 39: 407-414: 1976 E. Alderman and S. Glantz. Acute hemodynamic interventions shift the diastolic pressure-volume curve in man. Circulation 54: 662- 67U 1976 S. Glantz. A. Abramowaz, and M. Burkart Etection.outcomes: Whose money matters? J: Poraics 38: 1 t>3;i-1D38. 1976 Sa Glantz. Ventricular pressure-volume indices change with end- diastolic pressure. Circ. Res. 391 77ZT78. - N: 1977 S. Glantz A three-element description tor muscle with viscoetastic passive elements. J. Biomech 10: ~ 5•2t?: ~: 1978 D Stowe, D. Mathey, W. Moores, S. Glantz, R. Townsend„P. Kabra, K Chatteryee, W. Parmtey.,,and J_ ~ Tyberg: Segment stroke work and metabolism depend on coronary blood flow in. the pig. Am. J. ~ P sioi.234: H597-H607. ~ 1978 S. Glantz and W. Parmley. F~ctocs which affect the diastolic pressurew,otume curve. C'uc. Res..42: ~ 171-180.

Stanton A. Glantz ` Page 10 1 4978 1978 1979 1979 1979 1980 1980 1980 1981 1'9.82 1982 1983 1983 1983 1g83 - 1985 1985 1985 1985 S. Glantz Computers in cGnicai medicine: A critique. Computer 11(5): 68-77. S. Gtantz,, G. Misbach: W. Moores. D. Mathey, J. Lekvent; D. Stowe. W. Parmley; and J. Typerg. The pericardium substantially affects the dog ventricular pressure-voturne relationship. Circ. Res. 42: 422- 441. G. Misbach and S. Glantz Changes in the diastolic presstue- diameter relation aRer ventricutar furaction curves. Am. J. Physioi. 237: H664-F1648. H.J. Gelberg. B.H. Brundage, S.A Gtarttz. and W.VII. Parrntey. Quantitative lett ventricular walt motion analysis: A comparison of area, chord and radial methods. Circulation 59: 991-1000. S. Glantz and J. Tyberg. Determination, of frequency responses from step response: Application to fluid-fiiled catheters. Am. J. PhvsioL 23fi: H376-H378. P. Yffilkinsonj D. Stowe, S. Gtantz, and J. Tyberg. Heart rate- systemic blood pressure relationship in, dogs during hatothane anesthesiai Acta Anaesth. Scand. 24: 181-186. S. GlantL Biostatistics: How to detect, correct, andiprevent errors lrnthe medical literature. Circulation 61: 1-7. P.L Davis, G.L Ratf, and S.A. Glantz. A method to identify implanted radiopaque markers despite rotation przthe heart. Am. J. Physiol. 239: H573-H58D. G.L Raft and S.IL Glantz- Left ventricular isovolumic relaxation rate is load-dependent in the intact dog heart Cifc. Res. 48: 813-824. KR Walley, M. Grover, G.L Raft, and S.A. Glantz.. Left ventricular dynamic geometry in the intact and open-chest. dog. Circ. Res. 50: 573-589. R.L Battagin andiS.A. Glantz. Multiplexer displays two pressure signals on single oscilloscope channel. Am. J.. Phvsiot: 242: H288- H290. T. LFnderer, K Chatterjee, W.W. Parmley, R.E Sievers, S.A..Gtantz, and J.Y..Tyberg: Influence of atriat systole on the FrankStarlimg relation and the end-diastolic poessure-volume relation of ttie left ventricle. Circulation 67: 1m451053. M. Grover and S. Gltintz. Endocardial pacing site affects left ventricular three-dimensionat contraction pattern and performance in the intact anesthetized dog. Circ. Res. 53: 72-85. M. Giamrnona and S. Glantz. Poor statistical design in research on humans is unethical and avoidable: Ctin. Res. 31:572-57B. S. Sacks and S. GlantZ Introduction to biastatistids..West. J. Med. 139:723-729. J. Cahrin,"A. Baer; S. Glantz Pulmonary artery constriction produces•a greater right ventricular dynamic afterdoadlthan lung microvascuiar injury in the open chest dog. Circ. Res. 56: 40-56. B. SGnker and S. Gfantx. The accuracy of inferringifeft ventricular volume from dimension depends on the frequency of information needed to answer'a given question. Circ. Res. 5'S: 161- 174. B. Siinker and S. Glantz. Multiple regression for physiological data analysis: The problem of mufticottinearity. Am. J. PhysPot: 249: R1-ft12. B. Hannaford and S. Glantz. Adaptive linear predictor'tracks imptanted!radiopaque markers. IEEE E Trans. Biomed. Eng. BW1>=-M 117- 125.